Sentence examples for exactly in a rush from inspiring English sources

Collins states: "We were told that the UK is not exactly in a rush to get him and Saudi Arabia [the place of Aamer's birth] … isn't interested either".. Speaking to the Guardian over the weekend, Hammond vehemently denied that interpretation of British efforts.

On Friday night, ABC's evening newscast tackled the bill, quoting from Mr. Stewart's program and saying that although Republicans had "objected to the way it's paid for," "Democrats haven't exactly been in a rush to pass it," either.

Slowly because of the complexity of dealing with monopolistic entities that haven't exactly been in a rush to change how they operate, having a vested interest in funnelling travellers cash through their own (typically fiendishly complex) booking systems.

Slowly because of the complexity of dealing with monopolistic entities that haven't exactly been in a rush to change how they operate, having a vested interest in funnelling travellers cash through their own (typically fiendishly complex) booking systems.

The Great White North isn't exactly in a gold rush.

"We weren't exactly knocked over in a rush by people wanting a team in terms of the spots available," Carroll recalls.

Since President Bill Clinton left office in January 2001, there hasn't exactly been a rush to name public facilities after him.

As he remarked, in characteristically salty vein: "To be fair, when I have put him on the market before, there hasn't exactly been a rush of interest".

Mr. Panetta's blunt talk may reflect genuine frustration in the Pentagon, said Maleeha Lodhi, a former Pakistani ambassador to Washington, but "it won't exactly create a rush to get things resolved around here".

It surprises me, then, that no one seems to be in a rush to decide exactly what component is broken and how to fix it.

"In a rush, I think some of those words didn't come out exactly the way they were meant".